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Minggu, 16 November 2014

These Sculptures Are so small You Can’t See Them with Your Naked Eye

The new sculpture series by Jonty Hurwitz recreates the smallest human form. The anamorphic artist creates sculptures that are 20 x 80 x100 microns- this is approximately the size of a human sperm. He explains on his website that the sculptures are approximately the size your finger grows every 5 to 6 hours. The tiny art works are so small they cannot be seen with naked eyes. 
Eye of a needle
Trust Sculpture Image Credit: Jonty Hurwitz (Taken From )
The nano sculptures by Hurwitz are named ‘Cupid and Psyche: The First Kiss’, ‘Trust’, and ‘Intensity’. They explore myth vs. reality and science vs. legend. They are created with groundbreaking 3D printing technology and Multiphoton Lithography. The works are ultimately created using the two photon absorption physical phenomenon- its art literary created using Quantum Physics.
'Trust'
Trust Sculpture Image Credit: Jonty Hurwitz (Taken From)
As technology starts to evolve faster than our human perception is able to handle, the line between science and myth becomes blurred. We live in an era where the impossible has finally come to pass. In our own little way we have become demi-gods of creation…The nano works that I present to you here represent more than just a feat of science though.  They represent the moment in history that we ourselves are able to create a full human form at the same scale as the sperm that creates us in order to facilitate the creation.  It’s a bit like breaking the artistic sound barrier.
'Trust'
Trust Sculpture Image Credit: Jonty Hurwitz (Taken From)
Despite being microscopic, the sculptures are detailed with individual feathers in the cupid wings and tiny fingers, ears and belly buttons. The realistic and emotive human figures are even smaller than an ant’s eye!
Cupid and Psyche: The First Kiss
Cupid and Psyche: The First Kiss Sculpture Image Credit: Jonty Hurwitz (Taken From)
The absolute fact is this: the human eye is unable to see these sculptures.  All you see is a small mirror with ... nothing on it.  The only way to perceive these works is on the screen of powerful scanning electron microscope. So how can you ever know that this sculpture really exists? 
Cupid and Psyche: The First Kiss
Cupid and Psyche: The First Kiss Sculpture Image Credit: Jonty Hurwitz (Taken From)
"Your only way to engage with it is through a screen, and a mouse separating you and the art via a vacuum and a series of mathematically mind-blowing quantum processes that shower the art with particles to map its contours.  Can you be sure of its existence if your basic senses are telling you that nothing is there? The line between myth and science is fine. To celebrate this, I have based these sculptures on the beautiful myth of Cupid and Psyche.”
Cupid and Psyche: The First Kiss
Cupid and Psyche: The First Kiss Sculpture Image Credit: Jonty Hurwitz (Taken From)
Cupid and Psyche: The First Kiss
Cupid and Psyche: The First Kiss Sculpture Image Credit: Jonty Hurwitz (Taken From)
INTENSITY
Intensity Sculpture Image Credit: Jonty Hurwitz (Taken From)
INTENSITY
Intensity Sculpture Image Credit: Jonty Hurwitz (Taken From)
INTENSITY
Intensity Sculpture Image Credit: Jonty Hurwitz (Taken From)
INTENSITY
Intensity Sculpture Image Credit: Jonty Hurwitz (Taken From)
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Kamis, 30 Oktober 2014

10 Scary Halloween Makeup Ideas You Should Try On This Halloween

We all love to end our year with awesome and beautiful memories but sometimes shopping for the right costume for Halloween can be pretty challenging. Halloween makeup and costumes should be two crucial to-do things on your holiday list. If you are thinking of going the Halloween makeup way, here are some awesome ideas that could help you out. 

These Are 10 Of The Creepiest Halloween Makeup Ideas Ever Seen:

1. Zombie Halloween Makeup
Zombie Halloween Makeup
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2. The Evil Queen/ Witch
The Evil Queen/ Witch
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3. Terrifying Zombie
Terrifying Zombie
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4. Screaming Harlequin Girl
Screaming Harlequin Girl
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5. Screaming Demon
Screaming Demon
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6. Scary Makeup
Scary Makeup
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7. Creepy Makeup
Creepy Makeup
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8. Creepy Monster
Creepy Monster
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9. Demon Girl
Demon Girl
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10. Ripped Flesh Wound Make Up
Ripped Flesh Wound Make Up
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Jumat, 24 Oktober 2014

Nature’s 3D Printers: Using 80,000 Honeybees to Create An Amazing Sculpture

Just like the incredible honeycomb vessels of Tomáš Libertíny the artist, Dewar’s has invented a fascinating way to celebrate their new Highlander Honey Whiskey. They have teamed up with the Sid Lee Creative Studio and The Ebeling Group on a project they are calling ‘3B printing’
Bees: Nature's 3D Printers
Image Credit: The Ebeling Group (taken from)
In a clear bottle shaped vessel, they placed 80,000 highlander honey bees that used the vessel to create a bottle shaped honeycomb. A starter blueprint was given to the bees where they could gather pollen and nectar as they would if they in their natural habitat. The bees got busy making the honey, a key ingredient in Dewar’s new product. 
Bees: Nature's 3D Printers
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They removed the outer plastic layer after the bottle shaped honeycomb was completed, to reveal the highlanders’ 3B bottle. The process sounds unbelievable, so check out the video below and see how they did it.
Bees: Nature's 3D Printers
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Bees: Nature's 3D Printers
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Bees: Nature's 3D Printers
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Bees: Nature's 3D Printers
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Senin, 20 Oktober 2014

In Photos: Artistic Woman Doodled On This Nissan Skyline And Transformed It Into A Masterpiece.

Fate can sometimes lead us to paths we never intended to follow and this is what happened to Collen Kelton. He got a transfer with the US military to Misawa, Honshu in Japan and after settling down with his girlfriend, decided to buy  a Nissan Skyline R33 GTR. His plan was to modify and customize it into a purple model. Two unsuccessful attempts later, he settled for his second least favorite color and bought a 1995 silver model. He intended to upgrade the vehicle’s interior and spray the exterior purple in a ‘Time Attack’ style, as he referred to it.
Incredible Transformation Of The Nissan Skyline From Doodling
Image Credit: Nico Club Forum (taken from)
While still in the process of deciding what to do with the vehicle, Allison, his then girlfriend and now wife, asked to doodle over a scratch that was on the front bumper, using a black sharpie marker pen. Collen gladly let her do it since he planned to re-spray the vehicle anyway, so there would be no harm.
Incredible Transformation Of The Nissan Skyline From Doodling
Image Credit: Nico Club Forum (taken from 1, 2)
Everything changed from then. Allison had done such a remarkable job on the bumper that Collen, who was so taken by the incredible job, asked her to continue the artwork and see how the car would turn out. They named the project ‘Lost Birds Time Attack’. 
Incredible Transformation Of The Nissan Skyline From Doodling
Image Credit: Nico Club Forum (taken from 1, 2)
Collen regularly posted images of the project as it progressed on a forum on Nico Club, where Allison got applauded for her amazing job.  Collen also posted on YouTube, a 90 second time lapse video showing 3 hours of Allison at work on the fender. It’s estimated that working on the whole car took Allison over 100 hours but we couldn’t find out the total number of sharpie pens she used for the project. To prevent the marker pen artwork from washing off, they treated each complete section with a minimum of two lacquer coats.
Incredible Transformation Of The Nissan Skyline From Doodling
Image Credit: Nico Club Forum (taken from)
Incredible Transformation Of The Nissan Skyline From Doodling
Image Credit: Nico Club Forum (taken from)
Incredible Transformation Of The Nissan Skyline From Doodling
Image Credit: Nico Club Forum (taken from 1, 2)
Incredible Transformation Of The Nissan Skyline From Doodling
Image Credit: Nico Club Forum (taken from)
Incredible Transformation Of The Nissan Skyline From Doodling
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Incredible Transformation Of The Nissan Skyline From Doodling
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Incredible Transformation Of The Nissan Skyline From Doodling
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Minggu, 28 September 2014

Photos: Incredible Underwater Photo shoot For Bride Who Lost Fiance Days Before Their Wedding

52 days before her wedding, Janine lost her fiance, Johnny, and instead of collapsing in grief, she did an amazing thing. To honor him, she did a photo shoot at the Mayan Rivera in Mexico, while wearing the dress she didn't get to wear on her wedding day. The shoot was done underwater since she felt a connection to the element of water; not only for its purifying and cleansing qualities but also for the sense of freedom she got while swimming. 
Underwater Photo shoot For Bride Who Lost Fiance Days Before Their Wedding
Image Credit: Matt Adcock (taken from)
Matt Adcock, a destination wedding photographer, of the Del Sol Photography shot the photos in partnership with Dreams Resort.  
Underwater Photo shoot For Bride Who Lost Fiance Days Before Their Wedding
Image Credit: Matt Adcock (taken from)
Underwater Photo shoot For Bride Who Lost Fiance Days Before Their Wedding
Image Credit: Matt Adcock (taken from)
After he heard her story, he decided to create her a magical adventure. The photos are emotional and they moved even Adcock himself.
Underwater Photo shoot For Bride Who Lost Fiance Days Before Their Wedding
Image Credit: Matt Adcock (taken from)
 "I spoke with Janine before we embarked on the adventure together and did a little planning. I told her that I felt like we could do something amazing for her, and we agreed that the project would serve both as healing for her and as an inspirational message for others." 
Underwater Photo shoot For Bride Who Lost Fiance Days Before Their Wedding
Image Credit: Matt Adcock (taken from)
For Janine, the photos helped her let go of what should have been, 
Underwater Photo shoot For Bride Who Lost Fiance Days Before Their Wedding
Image Credit: Matt Adcock (taken from)
"At the end of the day, I felt so accomplished and I felt more alive than I have ever felt since [the day my fiancé died]," she said.
Underwater Photo shoot For Bride Who Lost Fiance Days Before Their Wedding
Image Credit: Matt Adcock (taken from)
"I really felt that Johnny was smiling down at me and finally giving me closure."
Underwater Photo shoot For Bride Who Lost Fiance Days Before Their Wedding
Image Credit: Matt Adcock (taken from)
She says that during the photo shoot, she had the best time and for the first time since her fiancé passed, she was having fun.
Underwater Photo shoot For Bride Who Lost Fiance Days Before Their Wedding
Image Credit: Matt Adcock (taken from)
“I want to move on and explore the world.  I want to meet people who I can share that with.  After the shoot I felt like all this was possible."
Underwater Photo shoot For Bride Who Lost Fiance Days Before Their Wedding
Image Credit: Matt Adcock (taken from)
"If I could reach out to anyone suffering from a loss, I would tell them this. Listen to YOUR heart! You are the most important person and only YOU can help yourself.”
Underwater Photo shoot For Bride Who Lost Fiance Days Before Their Wedding
Image Credit: Matt Adcock (taken from)

Underwater Photo shoot For Bride Who Lost Fiance Days Before Their Wedding
Image Credit: Matt Adcock (taken from)
The photos tell a beautiful story of hope and healing. Would you do the same if something like this happened?
[Source: www.delsolphotography.com]

Senin, 15 September 2014

Notorious Prison Now A 5 Star Luxurious Hotel Where Guests Still Sleep In The Cells

Het Arresthuis was previously one of Netherlands feared prisons for a period of almost 150 years. It was not a place anyone wanted to stay. Following its closure and a huge makeover, the hotel is now a hotspot and people are paying lots of money for a night in the cells.
Prison Now A 5 Star Luxurious Hotel
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The former 105 prison quarters have been transformed into 40 spacious and luxurious rooms. They include 12 deluxe rooms, 24 standard rooms and four suites that feature chic interior designs and modern furnishings.
Prison Now A 5 Star Luxurious Hotel
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The rooms have all been equipped with a flat screen TV, air conditioning, free WiFi and a personal tea and coffee machine. 
Prison Now A 5 Star Luxurious Hotel
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If you visit the place, you get to enjoy services like a fitness center, sauna, central patio that has olive trees and a garden of organic herbs.
Guests enjoy themselves at the terrace area.
Guests enjoy themselves at the terrace area. Image Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
The prison also features lots of bars-some you just can’t get past and some where you just sit and have a drink.
One of the bars at the hotel.
One of the bars at the hotel. Image Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
Het Arresthuis after opening in 1862 had gained the reputation of being an intimidating jail. It was later abandoned for some years only to reopen in 2002. It was closed permanently in 2007 and construction of the luxurious hotel began.
Het Arresthuis when it was a notorious prison.
Het Arresthuis when it was a notorious prison. Image Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
It was also referred to as 'bolletjesbajes' which means stuffer’s prison.
Prison Now A 5 Star Luxurious Hotel
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Other prisons that have been transformed into luxurious hotels include the Oxford prison which, after closing in 1996 it underwent transformation into a Malmaison Hotel. The Jailhotel Lowengraben prison in Lucerne is now a hotel. Built in 1862, this was a prison until 1998 and was later converted into a hotel.
One of the entrances to the hotel.
One of the entrances to the hotel. Image Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
Guests enjoying dinner.
Guests enjoying dinner. Image Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
bathroom at prison hotel
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Part of the stylish bathrooms.
Part of the stylish bathrooms. Image Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
Prison quarters were converted into spacious rooms.
Prison quarters were converted into spacious rooms. Image Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
The kitchen facility is sparkling!
The kitchen facility is sparkling! Image Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
One of the cells transformed into a cozy room.
One of the cells transformed into a cozy room. Image Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
bedrooms at prison hotel
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The original doors have been kept in place.
The original doors have been kept in place. Image Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
Lobby at hotel
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